Canadian banks overcharge on daily fees study shows
A North Economics report compares Canada’s Big Five banks RBC TD BMO CIBC Scotiabank with UK and Australian banks. It finds Canadians pay higher monthly account fees and multiple charges for non-sufficient funds and ATMs. The study estimates about 7.73 billion dollars in excess income across 2022, about 250 dollars per Canadian.
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Ticks pose Lyme disease risk this spring in Thunder Bay region
Public health officials warn ticks including black legged varieties may thrive this spring if warm dry conditions persist. Hikers should wear long pants and check for ticks after outdoor trips. In Rabbit Mountain lookout last year nine ticks were found with seven positive for Lyme disease. Citizens can report sightings to 807-625-5900.
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Thunder Bay
Ken Deacon
Deacon
Rabbit Mountain
Thunder Bay updates waterfront master plan seeks public input
City of Thunder Bay invites public input on revamping its 2015 waterfront master plan for Pool Six. Landscape architect Guy Walter notes post 2020 progress, cruise ship industry shifts, and delayed projects now moving forward. Online survey runs until March 24 with results in April.
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Guy Walter
Pool 6
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Walter
Pool Six
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